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Definition of cocky's gate in English: cocky's gatenoun Australian A simple gate improvised from wire and pieces of wood. he opened the cocky's gate between their two homes Example sentencesExamples - If you feel that the grid is too narrow, there is a cocky's gate beside it.
- Wire gates are also known as cocky’s gates in several states.
- For sale is a lovely picture of a typical cocky's gate.
- The cache is actually outside of the cocky's gate.
- I entered via the cocky's gate on the left, which consisted of a rusty star dropper and some mesh.
- There is a large tall palm tree to keep an eye out for, and directly opposite this, you will see a large cocky's gate.
- The cocky’s gate is one of those gates roughly constructed with either star pickets or wood connected with wire and secured by tie wire to existing fencing.
- Alongside, on both the left and right of these gates, are some cocky’s gates.
- Please be sure to shut the cocky's gate securely.
- A cocky's gate was improvised from two pieces of stick and some barbed wire.
Origin Late 19th century: from cocky3 + gate1. |